The Infrastructure Team coordinates their activities using a variety of tools. Our primary methods of communication are weekly IRC meetings, the IRC channel #fedora-admin, and the mailing list.

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The Infrastructure Team coordinates their activities using a variety of tools. Our primary methods of communication are weekly IRC meetings, the IRC channel #fedora-admin located on irc.freenode.net, and the mailing list.

Contributing Roles in the Infrastructure Project

About Us

The Infrastructure Team consists of dedicated volunteers and professionals who provide servers, tools and utilities for the Fedora Project. We are the people that maintain the servers that run the Fedora Project and create new applications to make development of Fedora a smoother process. We're located all over the globe and communicate primarily by IRC and our mailing list.

Communicating

The Infrastructure Team coordinates their activities using a variety of tools. Our primary methods of communication are weekly IRC meetings, the IRC channel #fedora-admin located on irc.freenode.net, and the mailing list.

Meetings

We hold weekly meetings in #fedora-meeting each Thursday at 19:00 UTC.

Mailing list

Fedora is known for using and creating new technologies, the Infrastructure team often uses these technologies. As such we are always interested in discussing these technologies academically and theoretically.

Contribute to Fedora Infrastructure

Ready to work with the Fedora Infrastructure team? We're looking for smart, dedicated system administrators and developers to help maintain our systems and write code. The Fedora Infrastructure team is a perfect way to give back to the community. Take a look at our Getting Started page

Our Architecture

An overview of our technical Network Architecture is available online. Contact 'admin@fedoraproject.org' for any general questions and someone will point you at the approprate contact for that area.

Fedora Services

The Fedora Infrastructure team has developed, deployed, and currently maintains various services for the Fedora Project.

Note, for scripts and services written especially for Fedora, we have a policy on using the GPLv2+ or LGPLv2+ for everything unless we discuss it and decide there's a need for a different license. Check the Infrastructure Licensing policy for details and answers to frequently asked questions.

Standard Operating Procedures

Working on a ticket and need to remember which commands to run to create a new hosted project? Or notice that a service is down and want to troubleshoot what's wrong with it? The Category:Infrastructure SOPs pages contain instructions on common situations that could crop up and how to go about resolving them.

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